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Conjecture on boundary-driven directional motion in general type II Hamiltonians
Consider a -state droplet evolving under a general type II Hamiltonian, and let the droplet domain remain intact up to its melting time. Boundary-driven directional-motion conje…
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Conjecture on independent type II Hamiltonians for scars
For integers , define … These operators are type II Hamiltonians when the relevant states are exact scars for . Independent-Hamiltonians conjecture…
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Conjecture on ballistic motion and diffusive melting for interacting type II Hamiltonians
Let an interacting type II Hamiltonian act on a -state droplet, with its action localized at the droplet boundaries. Ballistic-motion and diffusive-melting conjecture. The inter…
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The W-state signature conjecture for Lifshitz transitions
The W-state signature conjecture. If such a translation-invariant Hamiltonian is tuned so that the zero-mode -like state and the product state…
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Kitaev's no-go conjecture for commuting Hamiltonians and chiral topological order
Kitaev's no-go conjecture. No commuting strictly local Hamiltonian on a two-dimensional lattice with locally finite-dimensional degrees of freedom can realize a chiral topological…
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Higher-degree Hamiltonian conjecture for affine Gaudin models
Let be the set of positive exponents of the underlying Lie algebra, let be the twist function, and let be the dual Coxeter number. The quadratic Hamilto…
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Conjecture on the iteration complexity of the ancillary-qubit ground-state algorithm
Let be the number of iterations required to obtain an accuracy satisfying , where is the difference between the tw…
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Kitaev's anticommuting mass-term conjecture
Let be the matrices defining a representation of the Clifford algebra , and let be a real antisymmetric mass term. Assume that…
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Existence of an -local Hamiltonian for -regular spin chains
Existence conjecture. For any -regular spin chain there always exists a Hamiltonian which is -local.